[Pibe-division] music braille for percussion question

[Robert Pardue]

There is a whole section in the music code specific to percussion.  You can get the music code as a pdf from the library of congress. From there the music teacher can have access to the specific section, and with a little direction from the TBS/TVI should be able to make sense of the notation and braille equivalence.


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Teacher of Blind Students

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HI all,


I have another music question (2 in a week!).  I have a student learning percussion--currently his teacher uses pre-recorded tracks for his learning of the pieces, but I wanted to allow him to learn some theory as well (just as the sighted kids do).


The music teacher is interested in learning the music Braille for time signature and notes/rests at this point.  Is there a different 'code' given that drums do not use melody?  Does anyone have the encoding for these basics that I could access to make them a set of teaching tools (flashcards, etc).


Many thanks for your consideration and time,

Amy
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